2 After Degree Year 2 Information Senior Years Streams 2 Click on a heading to jump to that section s page. Click on at the bottom right of any page to return to this page. Regulations Related to Scheduling and Registration... 3 Required Year 2 Courses... 4 Summary of Requirements for the Senior Years Stream... 5 French Immersion School Placement... 6 Year 2 Eligibility Review... 6 Mailing of Registration Materials... 6 School Placement Notification... 6 Registration... 7 Certification Orientation... 7 Start of School Experience... 7 Contact to Contract... 8 Graduation and Certification... 8 Spring Term Course Restrictions... 9 Spring Courses... 10

3 After Degree Year 2 Information Senior Years Streams 3 Regulations Related to Scheduling and Registration In order to guarantee that all students are able to fulfill their degree requirements, students will be assigned to a particular timetable of courses. By doing this, we ensure that all students are able to register for the courses they need without worrying about potential conflicts or courses filling up. Students must register for the specific courses and sections to which they have been assigned. Many students have valid reasons for wanting particular courses or sections; however NO EXCEPTIONS will be made. To be fair and consistent, we cannot consider individual requests to accommodate work schedules, transportation issues, child care, course preferences, extra-curricular activities at the practicum school, or any other reasons for wanting specific courses or sections. After Degree students will receive a mailing with a list of their assigned courses and schedules by mid June. Until then, students should plan to be available for classes and practicum every day, from 8:30 a.m. 6:30 p.m. All other activities, including work, child care arrangements, and extra-curricular activities in the host school must be scheduled around classes and practicum commitments. It is expected that students are familiar with the rules and regulations governing the education program. Ignorance of requirements and policies will not be considered in determining the validity of special requests.

4 After Degree Year 2 Information Senior Years Streams 4 Required Courses Overview of Certification Year 5 Requirements SY C, I & A: Alternative and Associated Practicum Senior stream students will register for EDUC-4852(5) SY C, I & A: Alternative. This course will introduce students to instructional approaches and assessment techniques relevant to teaching in alternative programs or settings. This course is tied to Practicum Blocks III and IV. Students registering for this course must also register for these practicum blocks. Students will be assigned to a particular section of this course. Practicum Blocks III and IV Students will again complete extended practicum blocks at the end of the Fall and Winter terms. In addition, students will attend their host schools for one full day or two half days per week throughout both terms. Other Course Requirements Senior Stream students will take EDUC-4410(3) Introduction to Aboriginal Education, EDUC- 4404(3) The School System, EDUC-4602(3) SY C, I & A: Integrating Educational Technology into Senior Years Teaching, EDUC-4701(3) Creating and Managing Effective Learning Environments, and EDUC-4401(3) Just and Effective Schools. Students will be assigned to a particular section of each of these courses. In addition, students will complete a 3 credit hour course to fulfill the Special Education II requirement, and a 3 credit hour course to fulfill the Trends and Topics in Education requirement. Students will be assigned to specific courses to meet each of these requirements. The Faculty of Education Office reserves the right to move students to different sections or courses after they have registered. Our first priority is to ensure that all students are able to access all required courses. In order to accommodate all students fairly, we must sometimes balance registrations across sections and/or courses. We will not arbitrarily change students registrations, and will only do so if we have no other alternative that would be fair to all students. Students entering Year 2 will register in Tier 2, which typically takes place in mid to late June, Students are expected to register at their appointed time. If they do not, the Faculty of Education Office will not guarantee entry into required courses that have filled. We will not register students over capacity in any course. We do not maintain waiting lists for courses.

6 After Degree Year 2 Information Senior Years Streams 6 Timeline of Upcoming Events January, French Immersion School Placements Students who wish to be placed in a French immersion school must meet an oral and written language proficiency requirement. Students who are interested in a French immersion placement must submit their names to the Practicum Office by January 27, We will forward the list of names to Université de Saint-Boniface (USB), where the testing is administered. USB will contact students to arrange testing appointments. Students must have been tested and evaluated by April 1, 2016 in order to be considered for an immersion placement. Students are advised to make a realistic assessment of their oral and written French skills. Generally speaking, students undertaking French testing should have recently completed a major in French, with a grade point average in excess of 2.0. May, Year 2 Eligibility Review When grades become available at the end of May, your eligibility to continue to Year 2 will be assessed. n order to be eligible, you must have completed all required Year 1 courses and practicum blocks, and achieved a minimum grade of C in all C, I & A courses. If you have any questions about your eligibility, please consult the Academic Advisor for the Faculty of Education. June, Mailing of Registration Materials By mid June, the Education Office will mail out a package of information, which will include an updated degree checklist, a list of the courses in which you must register in the coming year, and a link to a Registration Information Booklet that will be posted on our website. This booklet will include detailed timetables for the coming year. June, School Placement Notification In June, you will receive an informing you of your school placement. You will need to contact your school to make arrangements for the Start of School experience, which will take place September 6 9, Check the University website for the release date for practicum placement. This information will not be provided over the phone. Please remember that practicum placements are non-negotiable.

7 After Degree Year 2 Information Senior Years Streams 7 June, Registration Registration for Year 2 should take place in approximately mid June. All students will be assigned an online WebAdvisor Registration start date and time for Fall/Winter This information will be ed to you in late May. If you do not register at your appointed time, the Education Office will not guarantee entry into required courses. Program completion may be delayed if you are unable to complete courses due to late registration. August 31, Certification Orientation All students must be available on Wednesday, August 31, 2016, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. to attend a Practicum Orientation. This meeting is mandatory, and all students must attend. The meeting will take place at the University, and the specific time and location will be listed in the registration materials which will be mailed out in June. September 6 9, Start of School Experience In order to experience the beginning of the school year, you will be expected to be at your host school from September 6-9, The Start of School experience is an integral component of your practicum requirement, and participation is mandatory. Students who do not attend the Start of School experience will have their application to attend After Degree Year 2 withdrawn. Important Dates (these dates are subject to change) Aug 31, 2016: Certification Orientation Sept 6-9, 2016: Start of School Experience Sept 12 - Nov 15, 2016: Condensed Fall term lectures Sept 12 - Nov 15, 2016: Student teaching one day per week Oct 9-15, 2016: Fall Term Reading Week does not apply to Cert Year students, classes and practicum will continue as scheduled. Nov 16 - Nov 22, 2016: Fall term exam period Nov 23 - Dec 22, 2016: Student Teaching Block I Dec 23, Jan 3, 2017: Holiday Break no classes or practicum Jan 4 - Mar 14, 2017: Condensed Winter term lectures Jan 9 - Mar 10, 2017: Student teaching one day per week Feb 20-24, 2017: Louis Riel Day and Reading Week Mar 15-21, 2017: Winter term exam period Mar 22 - Apr 28, 2017: Student Teaching Block II Mar 27 - March 31, 2017: School Spring Break no practicum Apr 14, 2017: Good Friday, no practicum Certification Year dates are not open to negotiation. If you miss days of practicum, you must contact the Student Teaching Office.

8 After Degree Year 2 Information Senior Years Streams 8 September, Contact to Contract Begins The Faculty of Education will offer a series of career exploration seminars and workshops for certification year students. These sessions will cover a variety of topics, such as writing effective resumes and cover letters, developing professional portfolios, preparing for job interviews, and making contacts in the field of education. As well, several school divisions will be invited to present information sessions on employment prospects and application procedures. December, Initial Graduation Information Information on graduation and applying for a teaching license will be mailed to students. Late December, January, 2017 Criminal Records Check The Professional Certification Unit requires that students provide an original and current (not more than 3 months old) criminal records check and vulnerable sector screening as part of the application for a Manitoba teaching license. The deadline to apply for the teaching license is typically early March. Students should apply for their criminal records check no earlier than mid to late December, to ensure that it is current at the time of application. February, Graduation Application Applications to graduate are available in the Student Records Office. Completed applications must be submitted to the Student Records Office by mid February. March, 2017 Application for Teaching Licence Students must apply for a Manitoba Teaching Certificate. The application form is generally available online. If you wish to look at the application form for 2016 for preliminary information, you can go to: This information is subject to change, but up to date information will be included in the December mailing. June, Convocation Spring Convocation will be held in early June (the specific date will be listed in the General Calendar). Immediately following convocation, we will submit, on your behalf, your official transcript indicating that the B.Ed. Degree has been conferred to the Manitoba Department of Education. Teaching licences will be mailed to you by the Department of Education by the end of July, 2017.

9 After Degree Year 2 Information Senior Years Streams 9 PLEASE NOTE: If you have any HOLDS on your file (ie, outstanding tuition, overdue library books, etc), your transcript will not be released by Student Records, and will not be forwarded to the Certification Branch. If the Certification Branch does not receive your transcript, they will not issue a teaching license. As we will be doing a number of mailings throughout the year, please ensure that the address on your record at the University of Winnipeg is up to date, and that we have a working, current address. Spring Term Working Ahead The main university timetable will be available online at timetable-index by early to mid February. Registration typically begins in mid to late March. Please be aware that there are limited spaces available in Spring courses. We cannot guarantee entry into any course. If courses fill, we will not be able to register students over capacity. Course Restrictions Section 245 The Community Based Aboriginal Teacher Education Program (CATEP) is a separate program within the Faculty of Education. Courses with a section number of 245 have been reserved for students in the CATEP program, and are not available to other students. Section 250 The Winnipeg Education Centre (WEC) is a separate program within the Faculty of Education. Courses with section numbers in the 250 s are offered by the WEC program. Typically, WEC offers two sections of the same course. One section is reserved exclusively for WEC students, while the other section has some limited space for non-wec students. We will post a timetable on the Faculty of Education s website for detailed information on which sections are restricted once the schedule has been finalized. Section 720 Courses with a section number of 720 are reserved for students participating in the Thailand program, and are not available to other students.

10 After Degree Year 2 Information Senior Years Streams 10 Spring Courses EDUC School System (Required Year 2 course 40 spaces) EDUC At Risk Children and Youth (meets the Special Ed II requirement 40 spaces) Spring Courses offered through WEC The WEC program anticipates having a limited number of spaces in the following courses. Each course will have two section numbers both sections will represent the same course. One section will be reserved for students in the WEC program, and the other section will be open for other students (number of available spaces is tentative). EDUC ST: Creative Problem Solving (section 252 is for WEC) (meets the Special Ed II requirement 5 spaces) EDUC ST: Technology in the Classroom (section 254 is for WEC) (meets the Trends and Topics requirement 5 spaces) EDUC School System (section 250 is for WEC) (required Year 2 course 7 spaces) EDUC Creating and Managing Effective Learning Environments (section 250 is for WEC) (required Year 2 course 5 spaces) 5000 Level Courses The Education department will offer a number of 5000 level courses in the Spring term. These courses are only available to students who have been admitted to the Post Baccalaureate Diploma in Education. Credit for these courses CANNOT be applied toward an undergraduate degree (i.e. B.Ed., B.A., or B.Sc.)

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